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Fabric Manager Users Guide, Version 6.1, Revision A - QLogic

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3–<strong>Fabric</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Configuration<br />

Configuring the <strong>QLogic</strong> <strong>Fabric</strong> <strong>Manager</strong><br />

Table 3-7. Sm Multicast Routing Parameters (Continued)<br />

MLIDShare<br />

Parameter<br />

MulticastGroup<br />

Default<br />

Value<br />

Description<br />

Describes a set of MGIDs which may<br />

share a common pool of Multicast LIDs.<br />

Such sharing permits control over conservation<br />

of Multicast LIDs. See Table 3-8<br />

for the parameters that can be used<br />

within each MLIDShare subsection. Up<br />

to 32 MLIDShare subsections are<br />

allowed.<br />

Describes a set of multicast groups which<br />

should be pre-created by the SM. See<br />

Table 3-8 for the parameters that can be<br />

used within each MulticastGroup subsection.<br />

This subsection can be used<br />

multiple times with each occurrence<br />

specifying a different set of multicast<br />

groups to be created.<br />

EnablePruning 0 Should multicast spanning tree be pruned<br />

to its minimal size.<br />

When disabled (0), multicast join and<br />

leave is optimized by building the spanning<br />

tree to include all switches, such that<br />

a Host Channel Adapter join/leave only<br />

requires a single switch update<br />

When enabled (1), multicast traffic will<br />

only propagate through the minimal set of<br />

switches, reducing overhead in the fabric<br />

Recommend to be disabled (0) for typical<br />

fabrics where multicast is mainly used to<br />

support IPoIB ARP.<br />

IB0054608-01 B 3-23

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